Magnetic

Use the squares and triangles to create your own geosphere and other original structures.

Electronic Circuits

Dimensions: 0.85 x 15.75 x 6.25

Case Pack Quantity: 18

Use these letter counters for early years literacy activities including learning lowercase letters, building long and short words, and more. The counters have a metal ring on the outside and can be used with the Colourful Magnetic Wands (sold separately) to add a hands-on, interactive element to literacy activities in the classroom.

These plastic cased marbles look like colourful plastic balls, but each one contains a magnet so they stick together, hang together and pull towards and away from each other - as a first introduction to the magical world of magnetism they are great fun.

Magnetic Alphabet and Numbers

Magnetic Wand

Each Mag-Blocks cube is made up of 24 large, easy-to-handle, colorful pyramids.

Held together by magnets, they fit together only when the magnets are properly aligned.

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Magnetic coloured marbles 

A game of observation and handling which allows children to discover the properties of magnetism by replicating the cards with the magnetic rings.

What do I learn?What do I learn?

Fine motor skills

Learning shapes and colours

Logical reasoning

Spatial orientation

Colourful transparent discs with metal rims ideal for use with magnets. Great for counting, sorting and for using on a light panel to learn about colour.